CP1W-AD041 I/O Wiring Diagram ()

Product name: CS1 CPU Backplane.
Specifications: For CS-series,
Unit only Note: C200H series,
Units cannot be mounted;
2 slots(Note:Expansion Racks,
cannot be connected).
Appli cable CPU Unit: CS1 CPU Unit.
Basic I/O Units: CS-series Basic I/O Unit,
Yes; C200H series Basic I/O Unit, No;
C200H Group-2 High density I/O Unit, No CP1W-AD041 I/O Wiring Diagram.
Special I/O Units: CS-series Special I/O Unit,
Yes; C200H series Special I/O Unit, No CP1W-AD041
CPU Bus Units: CS-series CPU Bus Unit, Yes.
Current consumption: 5V system, 0.11A;
26 V system, --.
Standards: U, C, N, L, CE.
Multi-application Controllers:
From High-performance Machine C,
Highly Reliable Process Control. CPU Unit: CP1H-XA CPU Units.
Specifications: CPU type, Memory capacity: 20K steps
High-speed counters: 100 kHz, 4 axes Pulse outputs:
100 kHz, 2 axes (Models with transistor outputs only);
Analog inputs: 4, Analog outputs: 2;
Power supply, DC power supply; Output method, Transistor output (sinking);
Inputs, 24; Output, 16 CP1W-AD041 I/O Wiring Diagram.
Standards: UC1, N, L, CE.
4 Axis Position Control and Comprehensive Programmable Controller.
The CP1H-X with pulse outputs for 4 axes CP1W-AD041 I/O Wiring Diagram.
The CP1H-Y with 1-MHz pulse I/O.
The CP1H-XA with pulse outputs for 4 axes and built-in analog I/O. NO. OF I/O SLOTS: 6 SLOTSPower supply voltage AC100 ~ 240V (wide range)
Output capacity: DC5V 4.6A, with a replacement time notification.Unit type: CJ1 Basic I/O Units.
name: B7A Interface Units.
Specifications: I/O points, 64 inputs;
External connection, Removable terminal block.
No. of words allocated: 4 words.
Current consumption: 5V, 0.07A; 24V, --.
Standards: UC1, CE.
It trannsmits 16 points of I/O signals per,
word with a pair of cables CP1W-AD041 Manual.
Easy and minimized wiring effort,
The B7A Interface Unit and B7A Link Terminal,
can be used in the same way as a standard,
Basic I/O Unit and I/O Terminal withouut,
any need to worry about communications CP1W-AD041 Manual.
This characteristic reduces the wiring,
when using more than one relatively remote,
sensor or actuator.